Position Overview
Molina Healthcare is hiring a Lead Analyst, Healthcare Analytics – Data Stewardship & Enterprise Reporting as a U.S.-based remote full-time position. The role sits at the intersection of healthcare business knowledge and data design, with responsibility for making Medical Economics data assets clearly defined, accurate and usable.
The official Molina careers listing shows a salary range of $65,791.66 to $142,548.59 per year. Actual compensation can vary based on location, experience, education and skill level. The job was posted July 9, 2026.
This role is designed for an experienced analyst who can work with claims, eligibility, authorization and other healthcare data while also serving as a data steward. The analyst translates business concepts into structured definitions, logic, models and validation requirements that engineering and downstream analytics teams can use.
NB: Molina states that remote positions are U.S.-based only. Candidates must reside in and be authorized to work in the United States.
Minimum Requirements
Required qualifications include:
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics or Computer Science
- 6+ years of progressive responsibilities in Data, Finance or Systems Analysis
- Expert knowledge of SQL
- Experience working with complex and large-scale data
- Ability to communicate clearly and concisely
- Strong attention to detail while understanding the broader business picture
- Ability to identify and resolve issues proactively
Preferred experience includes:
- Medical Economics
- Business stakeholder management
- Python or R
- Tableau, Power BI or related BI tools
- Service categorization
- Deep authorization-data knowledge
- Healthcare claims, eligibility and operational data
Tip: Highlight SQL depth and healthcare-data examples separately. Molina is looking for both technical data capability and subject-matter understanding.
Key Responsibilities
- Research and analyze complex healthcare data such as eligibility, claims and authorizations
- Act as designated data steward for assigned business domains
- Maintain business definitions, logic and rules
- Ensure data definitions reflect real-world business processes
- Translate business needs into structured data requirements
- Resolve ambiguity and inconsistency in definitions
- Partner with stakeholders on intended meaning and actual implementation
- Build prototypes and contribute to data-model design
- Provide detailed implementation requirements to engineering
- Define and execute data-validation and quality checks
- Investigate anomalies and discrepancies across systems
- Maintain documentation and traceability
- Support reporting, actuarial and finance users
What You Will Gain
- Senior-level healthcare analytics experience
- Ownership of healthcare data definitions and stewardship
- Experience influencing enterprise reporting and Medical Economics data
- Cross-functional work with engineering, finance, actuarial and business teams
- Deep exposure to claims, eligibility and authorization datasets
- Remote work within the United States
- Competitive compensation and benefits
Application Process
How to Apply
Apply through Molina Healthcare’s official careers page for Job ID 2037027.
- Prepare a resume emphasizing SQL and healthcare analytics
- Show at least six years of progressive relevant experience
- List specific healthcare data domains you have worked with
- Highlight data-stewardship and data-quality responsibilities
- Include Python, R, Tableau or Power BI when applicable
- Show examples of translating business rules into data logic or models
- Confirm U.S. residence and work authorization
Tip: Molina warns applicants about recruitment fraud. Use the official Molina careers portal and verify unexpected offers or communications.
FAQ
Is the Molina Healthcare job remote?
Yes. It is listed as a U.S.-based remote full-time role.
What is the salary?
The official range is $65,791.66 to $142,548.59 per year.
How much experience is required?
Molina requires at least six years of progressive responsibility in Data, Finance or Systems Analysis.
Is SQL required?
Yes. Expert SQL knowledge is specifically required.
What degree is required?
The listing requires a bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics or Computer Science.
What healthcare data will the analyst work with?
The role works with complex healthcare data including eligibility, claims and authorization information.